Six East Hampton Democrats filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the Town of East Hampton and its Clerk Fred Overton over the petition to try and force a public vote on the sale of the alleyway at the former Ronjo property in Montauk, which Overton reject... »
Mark Bennett said he heard the hardest part about no longer being chief of a fire department is going from knowing everything to knowing nothing. He is just starting to get a taste of how that feels. After three years at the helm of Amagansett Fire Dep... »
Incredulity lead to frustration and then I became furious with the electorate. Our two Amagansett districts had 39 voters, Springs about double that last I heard, and a Montauk district only had 8 by 3:30! One of my correspondents in Montauk told me th... »
The following information was supplied by the East Hampton Town Police Department. A criminal charge is only an accusation and does not indicate guilt. • Cecilia Thompson, 48, of East Hampton, was arrested on a charge of intent to defraud, a misdemeano... »
Seven months after Amagansett Fire District voters approved the purchase of the former Pacific East building next to the firehouse, the district will tear it down. The board of fire commissioners had initially hoped to use it the building for training ... »
Supermodel Bridget Hall is back in the news, but this time, it's not for her driving offenses. Hall is the latest celebrity with a house in East Hampton to report a problem with a fan. She told East Hampton Town police on March 28 that has been receivi... »
The East Hampton Town Clerk rejected a petition requesting a referendum to sell a town-owned alleyway to the owners of The Montauk Beach House, previously known as the Ronjo Motel. At a meeting on Thursday night, Fred Overton said hours of research had... »
Flowers make a potent statement. Maybe it’s for a new special someone, an old flame or you just want to brighten the mood. Nothing has an emotional impact like a fresh bouquet. There’s a natural bloom for every taste and occasion: A simple bunch of wil... »
The first-ever Sportsmen's Expo east of the Shinnecock Canal was a resounding success on Saturday, according to organizers from the East Hampton Sportsmen's Alliance. Those interested in learning more about hunting, fishing and the great outdoors stopp... »
Our East End Report, a wrap-up of the week's news from Greenport to Riverhead to Montauk, recaps each Patch site's most compelling story. Below, we bring your our weekly business wrap-up, so you're in the know on which businesses are coming and going i... »
Whether you want to learn about muzzle loading, how to clean a fish or find out about archery, you'll find it all in one place this weekend. The East Hampton Sportsman's Alliance will host the first-ever Sportsman's Expo, rain or shine, on the grounds ... »
East Hampton Patch readers have decided the winner of East Hampton's Best Chinese Restaurants — Chen's Garden. Readers’ Choice is a weekly feature where we ask you — our readers — to tell us your top picks. Each Monday we’ll list our nominees and ask f... »
East End baymen say they are an endangered species, and they want protection before they go extinct. Daniel G. Rodgers, a Riverhead attorney representing about a dozen baymen in East Hampton Town, sent a letter to the Preservation League of New York St... »
You know the season is upon us when the Clam Bar once again starts serving up some of the freshest shellfish in town. This roadside restaurant on the Napeague Stetch between Montauk and Amagansett, has been open seven days a week since early April due ... »
More than 400 signatures have been collected in a petition to keep the Outdoors store in Amagansett. Barry Adelman, who took over the retail clothing, sporting goods and accessories store 15 years ago with his now former partner Steve Schneider, said ... »
